The Daily Ketchup

What addiction are you struggling with (without even realising it)??In this episode, Dr. Cheok (Head of Addiction Medicine at IMH) breaks down why we cling to harmful behaviour, and shares the uncomfortable truths that will help us regain control of the downward spiral, and get our lives back.-For support to quit vaping, visit: gov.sg/quitvape.- The opinions shared by cast members are entirely their own and should not be interpreted as statements on behalf of any organisation or employer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

WHO IS THE REAL TONY (from LC Sign)??In this episode, China's most viral salesman opens up his life before and after viral fame! From outrageous skits to competitors stealing his videos, Gen Z work culture in China, and his love life, we get to know the man behind the memes! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Behind Singapore’s cute pet culture lies a hidden trade of smuggled animals.Many are found in dashboards, car seats and cramped compartments with no ventilation, and arrive sick, traumatised, or carrying deadly diseases like rabies.In this eye-opening episode of The Daily Ketchup, NParks senior veterinarian Dr Sean Sum takes us to the frontlines! From emergency rescues at the border, to the heartbreaking decisions vets face: When to fight for an animal’s life, when rehabilitation is possible, and when euthanasia becomes the only humane option.Here's what every pet owner should hear before getting one.-To learn more about the import requirements for pet dogs and cats, visit go.gov.sg/avs-dogcatimport for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Why do so many Muslim women stay in difficult marriages? Is it "safe" to pray on an airplane? Why is the Kaaba cover black?In Part 2, we sit down again with Ustazah Liyanah to get to the bottom of the questions non-Muslims are always too shy (or scared) to ask out loud!-Visit abs.org.sg/e-payments or speak to your bank representative to find out more about e-payment solutions, including the newly launched EDP and EDP+.-Revolut #HuntTheMouse 2025: Only 10 days left to guess and win S$250,000!Use your FREE guess before 30 Nov at guess.sqkii.com. Don’t waste it! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Guest Ustazah Liyanah, an Islamic teacher and founder of the Haya Network, shares her insights into the realities of being a Muslim woman in Singapore. She dismantles stereotypes surrounding submission and discusses the protective versus restrictive views of women's roles in Islam. Ustazah Liyanah highlights her journey in founding the Haya Network, the importance of integrating religious teachings with psychosocial support, and the evolving acceptance of therapy among Muslims. She also advocates for inclusion, compassion towards queer Muslims, and the pursuit of deeper religious understanding.

In this engaging conversation, Saffron Sharpe, a content creator and relationship commentator, shares her journey from toxic relationships to personal growth in love. She discusses how her childhood shaped her beliefs about lasting connections and the importance of compatibility over destiny. Saffron also emphasizes self-awareness, the influence of therapy, and creating relationship checklists. The duo dives into shifting friendship dynamics and why men often hide their feelings, providing rich insights for anyone navigating relationships.

Marlene Chua, a psychologist with the Singapore Prison Service, takes us behind the scenes of prison rehabilitation. She discusses the complex process of assessing violent and sexual offenders, including understanding their risk factors and distorted thinking. Marlene shares insights on building trust with resistant inmates and the challenges of maintaining clinician boundaries. She also explores motivations for change in offenders and the significance of aftercare support, highlighting that even those who commit serious harm can, with the right interventions, transform their lives.

First-time MPs Charlene Chen and Cassandra Lee join the discussion, bringing fresh perspectives from their unique backgrounds. They candidly share the emotional rollercoaster of Meet-the-People sessions and the challenges of public scrutiny. Charlene emphasizes the importance of mental resilience for youth, while Cassandra tackles family cohesion and tech safety. Both dive into the quirks of parliamentary life and their aspirations to influence policy from the ground up, illustrating the complex balancing act of serving their communities.

Jeannie Lim, Assistant Managing Director at Enterprise Singapore, shares her wealth of experience in supporting local SMEs. She discusses the challenges of starting a business in Singapore, such as navigating paperwork and funding. Jeannie highlights the critical role of government support through advisory services and networks rather than just grants. She identifies common pitfalls like unclear business models and emphasizes the importance of planning for growth. Finally, she offers insights on scaling brands internationally and the evolving landscape of retail and food security.